The same creative on eighteen accounts/pages, without the plateau.
DTC brands hit the daily spend cap before the algorithm finishes learning. Every scale attempt resets the learning phase and raises the cost per purchase. The network runs the same winning creative across 10 to 18 accounts/pages so the ceiling is eighteen times higher and none of them are learning from scratch.
- 07AAcct 07 · USDay 41 · $4.4K/day
- 12AAcct 12 · UKDay 33 · $3.1K/day
- 03AAcct 03 · CADay 58 · $6.1K/day
- 15BAcct 15 · AUDay 19 · $2.6K/day
- 18CAcct 18 · DEDay 9 · $1.2K/day
Where the ceiling lands in this vertical.
The daily cap lands before learning finishes
One account/page gets a spend limit that lifts slowly. By the time it lifts, the winning ad set has fatigued and the learning phase resets.
Every scale step raises cost per purchase
Pushing budget on one account/page means bidding against yourself in the same auctions, so ROAS falls as you scale.
Abandoned carts only get an email
Seventy percent of carts abandon and the recovery flow is three emails. Nobody calls the customer who left a $400 cart with a question.
What your team runs on the network.
Evergreen catalog scaling
Winning creative and catalog sets deployed across the network, spend capped per account/page under the platform threshold, ROAS read per account/page.
Launch and drop cycles
New product drops with creative volume and pre-warmed accounts/pages ready before launch day, budget rerouted to the accounts/pages converting cheapest.
Portfolio infrastructure
For agencies and holdcos: one network across every brand in the portfolio with attribution per brand and per SKU.
The buyers the AI agents are trained on.
Most verticals have a few buyer types that come up on nearly every call. The agents are trained on their objections before they make the first call.
Chris, the price shopper
Has the product in three tabs. Buys on the discount or the shipping promise, not the brand.
Maya, the cart abandoner
Left a full cart with a sizing question nobody answered. A two-minute call closes it.
Leo, the repeat buyer
Bought twice already. Wants the new drop and a reason to order today.
What the first thirty days look like.
Audit your ceiling
We map where the account/page is capped, how exposed it is to a flag, and how much spend it is turning away each month.
Build the network
10 to 18 warmed accounts/pages configured for the vertical, 30 or more editors onboarded, operators trained on the offer.
Go live under one brain
Every account/page, campaign, and creative deploys network-wide in under ten seconds, with attribution from click to close.
Scale what works
Budget shifts daily to the accounts/pages and creatives that are converting, and the ones that are not rotate out.
The four things you get, tracked on one scorecard.
10 to 18 warmed accounts/pages, each spending under the cap, stacked to eighteen ceilings
200 to 400 creatives a month cut for product, UGC, and catalog formats
Attribution to the SKU and creative level, per account/page, in one dashboard
AI care-call agents that recover abandoned checkouts and answer product questions by voice
Projection based on tracked network averages. Close rate 22% at this price point.
The projection uses the network's tracked follow, DM, and call rates. Put in your own spend and offer to see it.
What the numbers looked like for clients in this vertical.
Shopanova, one of the largest ecommerce agencies in the space, runs our infrastructure across its entire client portfolio. One account/page has a hard cap, so the only way past it is more accounts/pages under one attribution standard. Spreading a brand across accounts/pages also removes about 90% of the flag risk.
Who this is for, and who should wait.
- DTC brands past $50K a month in ad spend that hit the daily cap on every scale attempt
- Brands with proven creative and a ROAS floor they cannot hold above the plateau
- Ecommerce agencies that want portfolio-wide infrastructure instead of per-client firefighting
- Stores still testing product-market fit or the first winning creative
- Brands under $500K a year in revenue
- Dropshippers looking for an account/page supplier. We do not sell accounts/pages.
Talk to one of our AI sales agents.
A lot of ecommerce revenue is lost between the abandoned cart and the recovery email. Our care-call agents dial the customer, answer the sizing or shipping question, and complete the order by voice. Riley runs an outbound call live so you can hear an agent handle a cold call with a business owner.
Prospect“We have budget, but I need to know this actually moves booked calls, not just followers.”
Ask about the outcome behind the budget before recommending a package.
- Rapport
- Discovery
- Value framing
- Close
A client in this vertical.
One of the largest eCommerce agencies in the space. We ran infrastructure across their entire client portfolio.
Questions we get from this vertical.
The other industries we run.
Your webinar funnel is capped by one account/page, not by demand.
High-ticket programs and masterminds
Transformation offers scale to $3M a month when the ceiling moves.
Transformation and online coaching offers
Your CAC is not rising because of the product.
Self-serve and sales-led software
Compliant reach for the offers the platform flags first.
Trading, advisory, and financial education
Crypto can scale without betting on one account/page.
Compliant reach for restricted verticals
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